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The follwoing code does work. Does it have to do with the examples missing a <ul> tag wrapping the <li> elements. If so then you need to update the examples.
I forgot to add dropdown to my components list. I added it and now I am getting all wierd errors in the console:
[Vue warn]: "class" is a reserved attribute and cannot be used as component prop.
That's because the divider has a class prop. Really wierd that it would throw that error on a sub element.
Now I get this error:
Vue warn]: Failed to resolve directive: el
(found in <Anonymous>)
Dropdown is really buggy and needs a good look at.
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When I use this code from the examples to display a dropdown button then I see a bullet list and not a button with dropdown options:
Edit:
The follwoing code does work. Does it have to do with the examples missing a
<ul>
tag wrapping the<li>
elements. If so then you need to update the examples.Edit 2:
I forgot to add dropdown to my components list. I added it and now I am getting all wierd errors in the console:
[Vue warn]: "class" is a reserved attribute and cannot be used as component prop.
That's because the divider has a class prop. Really wierd that it would throw that error on a sub element.
Now I get this error:
Dropdown is really buggy and needs a good look at.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: